Mario Testino

The official program for tomorrow's royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is now available online. The publication includes a new photo (above) of the couple by Mario Testino and a complete guide to tomorrow's big event including a map of the wedding procession route, the history and photos of Westminster Abbey, and more.

CLICK HERE to view the full program.

X17online will feature LIVE video coverage of the wedding tomorrow, beginning at 1:30 am PT. Log on then!

Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to tie the knot this Friday, and their A-list guest list has been released.

Joining the Royal couple on their special day ... Elton John and hubby David Furnish, David and Victoria Beckham, Joss Stone, Guy Ritchie and famed photographer Mario Testino.

The wedding will be taking place at Westminster Abbey with Kate and William's friends sitting in the North Transept of the church.

As for coverage of the nuptials, the ceremony will be broadcast on YouTube's Royal Channel. Find out how many are expected to tune in ... after the jump

Prince William and Kate Middleton are preparing to tie the knot next week, and lucky us, we're getting a sneak peek at the souvenir official program!

The cover image was shot by famed photographer Mario Testino.

As for details of the program, there will be a personal message from Kate, 29, and William, 28, as well as an Order of Service ... the typical order of events from the rehearsal to the ceremony.

The sales of the royal program will benefit several foundations. Find out which ones ... after the jump.

On April 29 when William, Prince of Wales, walks down the aisle with his bride Kate Middleton, the new couple may emerge with new titles ...

Kate wouldn't be able to take on the title of HRH Princess Catherine of Wales according to tradition, because she isn't a princess in her own right. In recent years, however, the crown has broken from tradition and allowed similar titles -- but only if the Queen approves. OR, Kate could become HRH Princess William of Wales.

When Camilla Parker Bowles married Prince Charles Wales in 2005, she became the Duchess of Cornwall rather than the Princess of Wales -- she chose not to use that name because of its associate with Diana.

Even Prince William's title is up in the air. He could choose to take on a title related to Scotland, where he met Kate at St. Andrews University in Fife; or, when all is said and done, Prince William could choose to remain HRH Prince William of Wales

Geez, let's keep it simple, people! Can't we just call them Prince William and Princess Kate?

Prince William and Kate Middleton are getting married on April 29 at Westminster Abbey, but Lifetime's made-for-TV-movie William & Kate premieres on April 18!

Check out a short trailer for the upcoming flick above - so much romance (and drama)!

And this comes after only spending less than 24 hours Down Under!

Prince William - who will soon wed Kate Middleton in just a few weeks - visited the Queensland tourist town of Cairns, and other areas affected by Cyclone Yasi, and got the crowds excited at the possibility of his return to Australia with bride-to-be Middleton.

Williams told the following to the Daily Telegraph:

"I love scuba diving, I have always wanted to dive the barrier reef. It's much nicer down here, the weather at home is dreadful. I will have to come back, maybe we'll have a honeymoon in Cairns?"

He then invited all the locals up north to his royal wedding next month, saying "I expect to see you all there, I want to see lots of Aussie flags outside the Abbey."

In addition to Down Under, it's also rumored that Prince William and Middleton will honeymoon in Kenya (where he proposed), Scotland or Wales.

The wedding itself takes place on April 29.

Mr. Paparazzi

Prince William and Kate Middleton made a surprise visit to Belfast in North Ireland today, where they flipped pancakes with local children at a Shrove Tuesday fundraiser outside of City Hall.

The couple also stopped to greet fans and well-wishers around the city's square, where they were accompanied by tight security.

Kate was dressed in a cream jacket with a ruffled hem, while Prince William looked dapper in blue suit.

It's been reported that Middleton has chosen Alexander McQueen as her wedding dress designer, but the fashion house's creative director Sarah Burton denied the claim, saying "I'm not doing it."

The couple (and the world!) are gearing up for their nuptials at Westmister Abbey, which will take place on April 29th.

MrPaparazzi

Prince William and his gorgeous fiance Kate Middleton met at St. Andrews University in Scotland, and nearly 10 years later, the couple returned to the campus where over 600 students and fans were waiting to catch a glimpse.

William, 28, told the crowd, "This is a very special moment for Catherine and me. It feels like coming home."